From the Start, I Turn into a Girl and Get Captured as a Pokemon!

Faster and faster, it should be the Orange article (probably). Although the thoughts and plot related to the goal included by Xiaozhi are a bit confusing and poisonous, the follow-up should be discontinued. After all, three opportunities to play have been proposed, and they have been used twice, and the trainer's story line has developed to a large scale. I have a premonition that the third chance may be a big life (I don't know if it is poisonous or not. The previous plot of the goal should be regarded as a poisonous preparation). The system itself has a very obvious purpose, which is quite interesting, and cannot be regarded as a purely refreshing article. I will change my evaluation later if I get poisoned. I've seen the ending, uh..., Overall it's good, but it can be inadvertently mixed with some poison. In addition to the things I commented on before, the follow-up is also a little bit poisonous for me personally. For example, another protagonist in another desperate time and space or the future is with Xiao Gang in this time and space. I can't accept it and understand it a bit (after all, you were already with your own Pokémon before, and you killed them yourself, and you fell into trouble with Xiao Gang after just a short period of time together), but I can't comment, and the proportion is not big, so I think it's okay [face covering]

The writing is very good. The plot is not a complete copy. The mimetic transformation in the book is really interesting. The author writes it very well. As for the poison mentioned in the comment area, did you realize that it was conquered by Xiaozhi? It's misleading. The protagonist only got into the ball to deal with the interrogation, and only agreed to take action three times. Even Xiaozhi basically gave up the idea later and just kept talking about it. For many people, the protagonist is both a human and sometimes a special Pokémon. You will know after reading it, where is the poisonous point? But I still have to thank you for the rating, otherwise I feel like the book would have been banned. I love it so much and would be very reluctant to part with it.

Although the setting of mimicry is too low on the door bar and can be used by anyone, resulting in a confusing early impression. I will complete the setting later, and it looks okay when the protagonist faces a high-pressure environment. I can only say that if you accept the previous setting, it is still a Pokémon fanfic worth reading.

It's very interesting after watching it, let me talk about the advantages first. The author's writing style is delicate and his worldview is complete. The character of the protagonist is well developed, weak and accepting. The emotional line is very attractive, but the combat aspect is a bit unsatisfactory. Then let's talk about the poison. The first is that most readers cannot accept the system's punishment of failure and death. But in fact, this is nothing. The author explained it later, so you can rest assured about this. The second point is the mimicry setting. In the article, the author repeatedly emphasizes that mimicry is very rare, but most readers do not listen to what the author says, but read what the author writes. The more the author repeats it, the higher the readers' expectations are. Most readers think this setting is similar to mega evolution. But in fact, not everyone in it can use it, whether it is villains, decent elites, or monsters. Later, there was also an autonomous mimicry. How can I put this? It's like the protagonist left the Novice Village with a treasure in his possession, and found that almost everyone outside had one. Although it is worse than the protagonist, its effect is better than that of the protagonist. And the last point is that this book is not like everyday writing. The protagonists in 2/3 of the plot are saving other worlds. Most of the plots are exciting battles. The plot has ups and downs and is very exciting. It feels like watching a big movie.

Be creative and creative, be sentimental and sentimental. The personification of Pokémon is a great setting. The "contamination" of various areas also has a sense of crisis, and saving the areas also has the style of an epic story of a brave man. The relationship with Xiaozhi's protagonist group is also very good. It can be regarded as a gold mine for me. Summary: Recommended reading index 5 stars⭐.

It's a very nice book, with a Cthulhu-oriented world view built on Pokémon. The main plot is a relaxing battle with Ash, and the side plot is the game between the system and the pollution of the universe. It's not a traditional cool system. The story is very interesting and has almost no logical loopholes. It's worth a read. The only shortcoming is the early system punishment. It is recommended that the author directly say at the end of the first chapter that it is because the previous hosts were too inappropriate, blablabla, that they had to use such severe punishments. This explanation is still too dissuasive.

I like it so much. The character of the protagonist is gentle and perseverant, very resilient. When he is desperate, he will try to cheer himself up because of the little things. But time is too late, and before he has time to grow up, things come one by one. It is a bit difficult, but I just like this type of protagonist [Love] [Love]

It looks good. I hope Ms. Broom 🧹 can be more honest and strengthen the protagonist. To be honest, it gets better as you go to the back. Some people say that the protagonist being conquered by Xiaozhi is a poisonous point, but I only saw the bond between them. There are also system changes that make me even more happy. Come on, come on, come on

It has a very distinctive setting: it combines mimicry with the plot of Muji Chapter (daily), and intersperses characters with swords, shields, gems, etc. As another clue (it can be regarded as the main line of the system). In short, new wine in old bottles is worth a taste.

It's really good. I had it on my bookshelf for a long time and just started reading it recently. I couldn't help but read it all at once. Overall, the chapters are very well written. Come on, author, write better chapters. [Sending my heart to you]